# How does job tracking works

## Contact Job History in Delpha

Delpha automatically builds a detailed **job history** for each Contact using data retrieved from their LinkedIn profile. This information is stored in the custom related object:\
\&#xNAN;**`Contact Job History`** (`API Name: delpha__DDQ_ContactJobHistory__c`).

## How It Works

* Triggered by a **LinkedIn Enrichment** step, either:
  * Manually (via the Delpha Assistant Bot), or
  * Automatically in a campaign using **"Enrich Contact from LinkedIn"**
* For each LinkedIn job experience found, Delpha creates a new entry under **Contact Job History**.

## Fields Captured in a Job Entry

* **Contact**: Lookup to the Contact record
* **Contact Job History Name**
* **LinkedIn Job Title**
* **LinkedIn Job Description**
* **LinkedIn Job Location**
* **LinkedIn Company Name**
* **LinkedIn Company URL**
* **LinkedIn Job Starting Date**
* **LinkedIn Job Ending Date**
* **LinkedIn Job Date Range**
* **LinkedIn Job Duration**
* **Active**: Indicates if the job is current (`true`)
* **Account**:
  * If Delpha finds a match between the LinkedIn company and a Salesforce Account, this becomes a **lookup**
  * If no match is found, it links to **Delpha\_NoAccount** (technical fallback)
* **Status** (picklist):
  * `New Job` – if the company has changed
  * `New Position` – if the company is the same but the role has changed

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Best Practices**

To get the most out of this feature:

* Ensure your **Accounts have LinkedIn profiles**
* Perform a **LinkedIn Enrichment** for your Accounts at least once
* You can use a [**Delpha Campaign**](/delpha-for-salesforce/delpha-campaigns/configure-a-delpha-campaign/select-the-campaign-type/account-generation.md) with [**Cookieless mode**](/delpha-for-salesforce/delpha-campaigns/configure-a-delpha-campaign/review-and-update-the-settings.md#fast-enrichment) to mass enrich Account data
  {% endhint %}


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